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Transfer: Millwall will only sell Azeez for right price – Alex Neil

Millwall manager Alex Neil has warned interested clubs they won’t sell Femi Azeez for a cheap price, DAILY POST reports.
Azeez is a subject of interest from Premier League new boys Hull City, and European clubs.
The Lions rejected offers from Ipswich Town for the Nigeria international in January.
The 25-year-old made the switch to Ipswich Town from from Reading for just over £1million in the summer of 2024.
Ipswich are reportedly demanding around €20 million for Azeez.
Neil said he is not surprised by the interest in the winger following his impressive performance in the Sky Bet Championship last season.
The gaffer said they will only consider selling the player if the price is right.
“But like every player, every player’s got their price. What I will say is that if anybody is trying to undercut us or go cheap on it, then we don’t need to sell anybody. It puts us in a strong position in that sense,” Neil told NewsAtDen.

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